Posted on 06/07/2013 9:55:36 AM PDT by rightwingintelligentsia
So did I. From the first time I heard him speak, every instinct I have was screaming that he was a con artist.
BTW, I had the same reaction the first time I heard William J. Clinton speak.
I thought this the night he was first elected that he would have a public mental breakdown, hopefully on live TV.
The African communist is too stupid to ad lib something? What an empty suit scumbag.
Wow.
Congratulations, America.
Diversity is our strength.
#ing pathetic.
>> The African communist is too stupid to ad lib something?
Probably ordinary IQ, but the stammering was indicator of how scripted he is.
However President Bush was said to be a moron by the looney left because he couldn't speak in public because he fumbled an occasional line while NOT using a TOTUS or notes.
When the Kenyan can't utter a line without stuttering and mumbling unless it is written down for him.
It's like when kids are stuck with a crazed demonic teacher and the only way to compensate is to plague the NEA crone with pranks.
Reminds me of when the POTUS seal dropped from Zero's lectern. I figured the staff "secured" it with a pin and then eagerly waited for the thud.
To paraphrase Harry Reid, she has a gift. I would say she is right about the people she encounters at least 80% of the time. She knows one when she hears one, that's for sure.
My ‘first reaction’ was a bit more visceral.
I remember thinking I’d rather be trapped in a cell with Manson than be within 100 feet of this...thing.
He absolutely radiates evil.
After a while, others started admitting having the same reaction to him.
Many considered it a form of ‘spiritual discernment’.
I’ve detested politicians before but I’ve never really been truly ‘afraid’ of one of them.
Until now.
There is something within him that just totally horrifies me...like pure, distilled, proud evil.
To this day I will leave the room or change the channel as soon I hear his voice.
I can’t bear listening to him.
I really am at a loss to explain it any better than that.
No need to explain it any better. Since that first experience, I have come to see him exactly as you do. I think the reason I didn't see him that way at first was because he sounded like just another Democrat politician, but a bit smoother at lying. It took me awhile to see the magnitude of his ability to deceive people, and how eagerly they embraced it. That was when I saw how evil he is.
The ability (and the willingness) to deceive people like that is not human, it's demonic.
Your perception is a valuable one.
“Study shows all all humans descended from ancient slut”
“Just in: Fertility drugs thought to be responsible for spike in evil twins”
“autopsy reveals victim alive”
It might be valuable but it’s definitely uncomfortable.
Can you imagine being in a waiting room with CNN running and That Thing pops on the screen and *you* have to go stand in the hallway until he’s gone?
That’ll getcha some really weird looks.
:-\
FWIW, I first heard about him from an acquaintance *years* before he hit the presidential stage.
I checked YouTube and what I saw froze my blood.
Imagine my horror when he snagged the Iowa caucus.
I’ve since lost touch with the acquaintance so I have no idea if she’s still beguiled by him or not.
I know it is, because I have a smaller version of the same thing. In a waiting room as you describe, I don't have to leave but I am cringing at how the others are uncritically absorbing every word he says. I want to scream at them, "CAN'T YOU SEE HE'S LYING???"
I don't think I would want it to the degree that you have it.
BTW, I’m going to start referring to Obama as That Thing. It’s the most descriptive term I’ve seen yet.
BookMark
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